|
|
Bm
F#m
1. Standing at the crossroads
D
E G
Trying to read the signs
A
To tell me which way I should
Bm
F#m
Go to find the answer
D
E G
And all the time I know
A
B
Plant your love and let it grow
B
B/Bb B/Ab
B/F#
Chorus. Let it grow, let it grow
E
B
A
Let it blossom, let
it flow
B
B/Bb
B/Ab B/F#
In the sun, the rain,
the snow
E
B A F#
Love is lovely, let
it grow
2. Looking for a reason
To check out on my mind
Trying hard to find a friend
That I can count on
There's nothing left to show
Plant our love and let it grow
Chorus.
Bridge. G D Em Bm F# > 2x
3. Time is getting shorter
There's much for me to do
?
?
The rest is up to you
Plant your love and let it grow
Chorus.
From: esposito@layout1.Berkeley.EDU (Dave Esposito)
Title: LET IT GROW (Eric Clapton)
Bm
F#7 D
E G
Standing at the crossroads
try'n' to read the signs to tell me
A
Bm
F#7 D
E
which way I should go to
find the answer and all the time I know,
G
A
B
plant your love and let
it grow.
CHORUS: B
E B
A
| Let it grow, let it grow, let it blossom
let it flow
| B
E B A
F#7
- In the sun, the rain, the snow, love
is lovely let it grow
Bm
F#7 D
E G A
Looking for a reason to
check out an my mind, trying hard to get
Bm
F#7
D
E
a friend that I can count
on, but there's nothing left to show,
G
A
B
plant your love and let
it grow.
CHORUS
Bm
F#7
D
E
Time is getting shorter,
there's much for you to do,
G
A
Bm
F#7 D
E
only ask and you will get
what you are needing, the rest is up to you,
G
A
B
plant your love and let
it grow.
CHORUS
Bm F#7 D E G A ...
From: ax271@FreeNet.Carleton.CA (Marc Sykes)
Subject: CRD: Let it Grow by Eric Clapton
Bm
F#7 D
E
Standin' at the crossroads, tryin' to read the signs
G
A
Bm
F#7
To tell me which way I should go to find the answer
D
E
And all the time I know,
G
A
B
Plant your love and let it grow.
B
Let it grow, let it grow,
E B
A
Let it blossom, let it flow,
B
In the sun, the rain, the snow,
E B
A
Love is lovely,
A F#7
let it grow.
This is the basic structure for the verses and chorus. For the
instrumental part with the dobro solo, the chords go: G, D/F#,
Em, Bm, A,
G, Em, Bm, F#, Bm, F#7, D/A, E/G#, G, A.
This part is sort of difficult to learn, but if you listen to the song
it
should become clear eventually.
Hope this helps.
--
Marc Sykes *
When I pick up my guitar, I hear my woman's call,
ax271@
* She say; "If you can't play anything nice,
freenet.carleton.ca * "Don't play anything at all..."
Ottawa, Ontario *
- "Don't Play Anything At All", M. Sykes